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Le métabolisme des cellules épithéliales de la langue chez l'homme
A suspension of epithelial cells of the human tongue has been shown to form glycogen and CO2 from glucose, fructose, maltose and sucrose. Carbon 1 of glucose is converted to CO2 much more rapidly than carbon 6.
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